09 Sep 1964
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Newspaper
Ottawa Herald
Location
Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1964
Page
1
The FBI reports a 10 percent rise in serious crime for 1963, with indicators pointing to a similar trend in the current year. Montana bucks the pattern by publicizing juvenile offenders names and addresses in open court, a change cited as driving a dramatic drop in juvenile felonies.
A Montana judge promotes open court lectures to offenders and parents, arguing publicity helps assign responsibility. He challenges the prevailing view of shielding juveniles from publicity and notes that current methods have failed to curb delinquency, urging no special treatment due to age for thieves and traffic offenders.
A writer recalls traveling with a portable typewriter weighing less than 18 pounds and rejecting airline baggage checks after repeated mishaps. He laments misrepresentations in a radio ad, contrasts with a donkey journey, and explains why he now totes the machine himself through airports and flights.
Dear Doctor outlines differences between sulfa and penicillin reactions. Sulfa allergies show rash, nausea, headache, and blood count changes. reactions lessen with newer sulfa forms. Penicillin can cause rapid or delayed allergic responses. risk grows with exposure, though many tolerate it. If reaction occurs stop drug and avoid re exposure. allergy tests may help in known sensitivities. If penicillin allergy exists, alternative antibiotics can treat infections.
A 25 year glimpse recalls Mrs. J Ward Smith and Frances May returning from California for summer, a newborn Robert Edwin to Roy and wife, and W H Warner’s fall at his daughter’s home. Fifty years prior, Corrine Adler was elected German teacher at Kansas University. Mrs. Stanley Henderson visited Kansas City millinery market. Sheriff Johnson surveyed possible sale of Biederman store firearms in Kansas City.
A brief devotional prayer asking guidance to serve others faithfully, sanctification through Christ, and strength not to grow weary in well doing. It focuses on honoring Jesus and glorifying God, offered in Jesus name.
A dense listing of TV programs across the day and night including Rocky and Friends Woody Woodpecker News Lawman Weather Sports Beverly Hillbillies Johnny Carson and many notables, with multiple time slots and channel references noted throughout the schedule.
TV listings for Channel 5 Channel 9 and Channel 13 feature interviews and entertainment. Mrs Barry Goldwater discusses life as a presidential candidate's wife at the Phoenix home. Patty Duke fosters a Korean War orphan on Channel 9.
Ottawa Herald offers daily local news with subscription rates for trade areas and outside areas. By mail rates include one month one dollar and up to one year nine dollars for trade areas, with higher outside rates. The Associated Press title notes exclusive local news publication rights.
For 30 years the Country Church of Hollywood has maintained its simple rural ministry near Hollywood and Vine. Rev. Rudy Atwood leads Sunday services and Wednesday prayers as Martha Hogg recalls founder William Bennett Hogg, a WWI chaplain, who after recovery from a nervous breakdown built the church with broadcasts that popularized a modest, nonpressure faith. He died in 1937, three years after the church opened.
On September 9 1964 the Associated Press reviews notable events tied to this calendar date In 1919 the Boston police strike began and Calvin Coolidge later popularized the line There is no right to strike against the public safety by any body anywhere any time California joined the Union in 1850 with New Mexico and Utah organized as territories In 1945 General Mac Arthur outlined occupation policy to protect Japanese rights A year ago a federal injunction blocked Alabama Governor George Wallace from resisting school integration in Birmingham Tuskegee and Mobile
President Johnson told reporters he misses former President Harry S. Truman and plans a visit after a free afternoon. He joined Dean Acheson for a short walk on the White House lawn, with George W. Ball, noting Truman remains active and energetic in Independence, Missouri.
The National Board of Fire Underwriters reports that losses from fires dropped 7.9 percent to 615.5 million in the first five months of the year compared with the same period last year, highlighting improved fire safety or reduced exposure.
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